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International Day Against LGBTQIA+ Discrimination - Pharmaceutical Society of Australia
- The Pharmaceutical Society of Australia recognised ongoing discrimination against LGBTQIA+ people on May 17, 2025, marking IDAHOBIT.
- This recognition followed research showing 57% of LGBTQIA+ Australians face discrimination and almost 80% of trans or gender diverse people experience bias.
- PSA outlined systems changes in its Pharmacists in 2030 plan to support inclusive care, including incentivising in-depth consultations with priority populations.
- Associate Professor Fei Sim emphasized the need to "do better" by empowering pharmacists with knowledge for culturally appropriate care of LGBTQIA+ people.
- These actions aim to reduce systemic health disparities and create safer, more inclusive healthcare for LGBTQIA+ patients across Australia.
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